University Chooses Apple RAID for Linux Cluster
An anonymous reader writes "A Linux World article describes how Swinburne University chose Apple's Xserve RAID
to add storage to it's Dell linux cluster, as
it was the cheapest solution. Apple was
sceptical about its RAID system working with Linux, but the system was up and running in 15 minutes."
It runs linux check.
It has Apple. Check.
It has a low price for server hardware. check.
This article is hearby Slashdot approved.
iTunes has been called a Trojan Horse that will slip into consumer PCs and perhaps persude them to buy an iPod or a Mac.
Will the XServe RAID become the equivalent Trojan Horse that will slip into corporate data centers and lead to future purchases of XServes?
I hope Apple doesn't ignore this opportunity but instead promotes the fact that the XServe RAID plays well with other systems.